Why you should choose High Temperature Lead Acid Batteries?

Definition of High Temperature Battery:
High temperature Lead acid battery refers to batteries which are capable to charge continuously at 35°C or above and the operating temperature range is -40°C to +80°C whereas usually the ordinary lead acid battery’s operating temperature range -20°C to +45°C.

High Temperature Battery Design

High Temperature batteries have been designed for countries where temperature is extreme to tolerate (like Middle East , Asian, African countries) and perform simultaneously.  These batteries are suitable for Telecommunication, Uninterruptible power supply, Switchgear, Solar/ Photovoltaic, Data Center, Broadband or many more where temperature is the main reason of damaging batteries frequently.
The High Temperature Battery adopts
-Corrosion resistant battery plate to reduce grid corrosion and charge current density,
-nano carbon to improve durability,
-special positive additive α-PbO₂ to improve the  grid strength,
-optimized valve to tolerate the internal pressure in high temperature,
-reinforced special high temperature resistant ABS container and cover to ensure stable performance.

Advantages:
•12 years design life @35°C (95°F);
•12 months storage life @20°C~25°C;
•Double floating life more than traditional VRLA battery @35°C;
•Greatly reduce operational cost (more than 60% less cooling consumption);
•Up to 100% air conditioner maintenance saving;
•Up to 100% condensing agent saving;
•Up to 25% electricity power saving;

Market Demand:
There is always a great market demand of high temperature batteries because in hot summer many applications temperature raises up to 75°C. High temperatures cannot always be avoided. As a guideline, each 10°C rise in temperature cuts the life of a sealed lead acid battery in half. Therefore, high temperature batteries are designed and developed to sustain up to 80°C.

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